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Newspaper
True Sun
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Feb 20, 1834
Page
2
The piece condemns ministers for resisting a parliamentary inquiry into a large pension list. It argues legality does not excuse misused royal prerogative and urges a full fact finding by committee. The author laments government weakness and urges reformers to stand firm in integrity.
In the Durham Advertiser report, Sir John Campbell asserts national prosperity during Grant's sedition trial, drawing an angry hiss from the gallery. The piece argues the country is unsatisfactory, noting about fifty insolvencies locally this week as evidence against prosperity, and suggests critics will be labeled radicals but hold the public view.
Debates on county coroner elections propose districting and open court voting to curb distance and expense. Cripps leads bill to replace countywide polls with district electors and reassess coroner salaries. supporters say it would reduce conflict and cost.
In a Court of Chancery appeal, Lees sues Nuttall over an estate purchase by an attorney client. The King’s Bench heard a libel action by the Bishop of Hereford against vestry clerk Smart for publishing parish resolutions. Jury found Smart not guilty. Also, Furnival vs. Surrey Sheriffs case ended with verdict for the defendants.
The court of bankruptcy before Commissioner Williams weighs assignee claims of 771, the Bow Street offices announce street level reform actions against liquor houses. A string of cases from Marlborough Street to Queen Square detail impostors, fines, and public notices as authorities vow to curb disorder and charity impostures.
A garbled OCR passage describes a bankruptcy matter involving Mr. Bellon Dakelt of Rogers and an assignee. It notes questions of money owed, actions of the Commissioner, a Court of Review order, potential fraud by the assignee, and a related payment order against Mr. Rogers in a quasi litigious proceeding.
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